fatiguable to fatigable (nervous and fatigable)

p. 153: phenomenom to phenomenon (unusual phenomenon for a stupor
patient)

p. 159: comma added (correcting his grammar, and cried easily.)

p. 161: missing "in" added (appeared in the statement that her father)

p. 171: missing open quote added (she wants to go "to the river,")

p. 198: funadmental to fundamental (most fundamental symptoms)

p. 211: salivia to saliva (drooling saliva)

p. 220: inaccesibility to inaccessibility (disinterestedness and
inaccessibility)

p. 252: dimunition to diminution (just as well in the diminution)

p. 256: or to of (relaxation of sphincter muscles)

p. 262, Footnote 19: v. to u. (Zeitschr. f. d. ges. Neur. u.
Psychiatrie)

p. 265, Footnote 23: Zeitsch. to Zeitschr. to match other instances
(Zeitschr. f. d. ges. Neur. u. Psychiatrie)

p. 271, Footnote 27: Archivo to Archivio (Archivio italiano per le
malattie nervose)

p. 280, Index: catherization to catheterization

p. 282, Index: ophtalmic to ophthalmic (ophthalmic disease)

Irregularities in capitalization (e.g. Dementia vs. dementia) and
hyphenation (e.g. off-hand vs. offhand) have not been corrected. A
repetitive sentence on p. 46 (Then she became stupid, although neither
sad nor happy. Then, she claimed, she got stupid, but neither sad nor
happy.), and two spaced em-dashes on p. 87 have also been retained.
Minor punctuation errors (e.g. missing period, missing close or open
quote where intended placement is clear) have been corrected without
note. The abbreviations "p.m.", "e.g." and "i.e." have been
standardized, with no space.

In the Latin-1 and ASCII versions, oe/OE ligatures have been changed to
oe/OE. In the ASCII version, the following characters were changed:
mid-dots to periods (in front matter); degree signs to deg.;
multiplication symbols to x; half fractions to -1/2; ae ligatures to ae;
o diaeresis/umlaut to o (e.g. cooperation) or oe (e.g. Loewenstein)
depending on context; u umlaut to ue/UE; a umlaut to ae; e diaeresis to
e; o circumflex to o; e acute to e; e grave to e; and a acute to a.]

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